This is a Russian translation of an Exucutive Summary of the Study Report on ANALYSIS OF LICENSING AND FISCAL FRAMEWORKS FOR CONCESSION AGREEMENTS in the Eastern Partnership Countries
This report presents a standardised procedure for procurement and award of concession agreements for energy projects. It takes into account the analyses and shortcomings identified in Component 1 of the Study. Three types of standard concession agreements are proposed encompassing oil/gas exploration and production, transmission and/or distribution networks and power generation facilities.
The present Report identifies PPP units established in the EaP Countries and assesses tasks entrusted to them and their decision making and enforcement capabilities. It also assesses the organisation of PPP units and potential capacity building requirements.
The present report assesses the PPP legal framework at Eastern Partner Pountries with emphasis on energy related concessions and PPP projects.
The present report summarises three Component Reports of the Study on Analysis of Licensing and Fiscal Frameworks for Concession Agreements in Energy Sector in the Eastern Partnership Countries.
This is a Russian translation of this study report: https://hiqstep.eu/content/eap-solar-panels-study-executive-summary
This is a Russian translation of this study report: https://hiqstep.eu/content/energy-efficiency-industrial-sectors-georgia-...
This report evaluates the degree of the usage of electronic documents and paperless procedures along all stages of the supply chain in international trade and logistics in the EaP Partner Countries, as part of the EU initiative on the Harmonisation of the Digital Markets (HDM) in the Eastern Partnership. It also assesses the feasibility of a Digital (multimodal) Transport Corridor between the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea, and the possibility of its extension to other EaP Countries.
This report presents the findings of the study that investigated the state of play and a cooperation potential in eHealth in the EaP Partner Countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, as part of the EU initiative on the Harmonisation of the Digital Markets (HDM) in the Eastern Partnership.
This Study presents recommendations for harmonising roaming pricing and tariffs among the EaP Countries, proposes guidelines on how to implement a harmonised approach to wholesale and retail roaming prices and assesses the expected impact of the reduction of tariffs on the retail roaming market in each EaP Country. It also assesses the feasibility and market impact of the implementation of a Regional Roaming Agreement (RRA) among the EaP Countries and analyses its potential implications for reducing the roaming charges across the Partner Countries.